Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-21
lMIfF and CONCORD.
A Reported Proposal From
Great Britain on the
Fishery Question
Secretary Bayard Refuses
to Talk About the
Cablegram-
Lord Salisbury Addusses the
Primrose League on
Irish Matters
Kxamins the CharEss-ProhIbitloa h
Newfoundlaaa-WIn Sue Fer Libel.
consplrators seatsneed-Ploss
Discovered - Handl-
cap Race.


Bonds 81 Amlty ana Concord.
LONDON. April N.-Is d offiaiaII
stated that Lord Salisbury, IL 8 al
patch seat to Washington On Marc
2tsh, said that the British rovsruuaen
understanding the action of the Unlte
states IN deneuncina the fishery a
tiales OF the treaty OF Washington 10 B
IN q great degree the result Of disax
pointment at being called upon 10 "a
81, 100000, undeT the Halifax hsheris
award. offers 20 resort 10 the cid eandi
ton OF ahAiFs without pesuniary In
dsnnity, vhiah oReF, Il trusts, VII
commend itself 10 the American Gov
ernmsnt as being based upon that spiri
Of coed viii and generosity, whiaI
should animate two great and kindFe.
Nations, whose common origin. Ian
guARe and institution eonsiituts a
many bonds Of amity and concord.
sallsbury Before the PFimross League
LoNDox, April D.-Lora Salisbury II
an address delivered last night before
the Primrose Leagae at Albert Palace,
the occasion being the sixth anniver,
sary Of the death OF BoaoOnsfleld, said
that the hollow agitation carried ca dur.
inc the Easter holidays BY the opposi-
tion had failed, and that the govern.
ment stood in Ireland facing a vast
machine producing teFroFism and crime.
against which the government intended
20 struggle With all its power. Parlia-
ment would grant that Gladstoneis
imagination bad deceived him when be
attempted TO prove that his party's pros
pscts we're very bright al present. The
Irish Grimes bill would not compare In
stFinRenoy with Glsdstone's g bill OF 1881.
Under the latter measure people we're
imprisoned without trial. This could
not be done under the present bill.
The suppression Of crime in Ireland
did not msan the suppression Of liberty,
A policeman IN arresting Bill Sykes did
not interfere with liberty. Yet Glad
stone condemned this crimes repression
bill. The dangers Of the present day
lay In catch words Gladstona, Who
had spent bis life In changing his opin-
ions, mentioned those who separated
from him in the tone OF father lectuF-
ina his children. He preached and al
most prayed fer them. bat il never 90
cuFred 10 Gladstone that perhaps they
had something 10 oonplain Of. They
we're unable TO change their opinions In
he nieht as he could. Salisbury
thai Giads0ne would hnd il
iifiisnlt 10 gather around him any new
His present adheronts had
gone too far TO reeede.
"What had Gladstone Qained?" asked
he Premier. HE gained the eiehty-six
very devoted followers Of Parnell, Who
"A -
proved Of murder and who had refused,
DR whose friends had refused for him,
10 enter the witness box and deny the
,harge. and this course Gladstone ap-
proved. Parnell had been assisted With
tEnds subscribed BY men who advocated
murder. when man was accused IN
such manner, then it vas not open 10
him 10 pat the accusation aside with
oopions use Of the elegant vocabulary
his friends had introduced into the
House Of Commons. He vas bound 10
enter the witness box and deny the
charges. How could Gladstone 20 ke-
fore the country associated with men
Who refused 10 submit euoh questions 70
the Judgment Of an English Jury"
The speaker did not believe In Glad
stone. The horoscope Of Victoria thai
Gladstone obtained In 1880 was won by
q 6ood Of misrepresentation that ooald
not Be repeated. The Conservatives
we're now al organized party, powerful
10 Fefuts falseheoe and 10 disseminate
the truth. This condition Of the party
waa largely due to the work Of the
Primrose League. Tue present Govern.
ment woald, when 70 left ofaoe, hand
down unimpaiFsd 30 their successors the
great trust that the Empire had oon-
mitted 10 thsir care. Ohsers.
Kxamise the Charges.
LONDON. April 90.-ssveral Gladstons
Liberals desire 70 have Parliament issue
q summons 10 The editor Of the Times
calling him before She bar Of the House
Of Commons 10 answer for @ breach Of
pTivileee in accusing Parnell and other
members Of the House Of oomplicisy 10
crime, or that Gladstone pEopose shs
appointnent Of 3 eommittoe 70 examiue
the Times charges. The Parnellites
have been consulted and theiK leaders
Oppose both propositions. II naithsT
the PaFnellitss o. Gladatonitea take ths
initiative in moving fer an investtga.
ti0n, 10 is pFobabls that an indepondenl
motion will be made which both the
Government and Libernl- Union man.
hers viii anDoort.
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on fefns snlsm ana Onms ~ ~
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tne oui@snaslnR pAks' tns OASIS ot 'ns
eesion.
PrehIhitiea In newfoundland.
81. JoENs IN. F.), April 3o.-The bit
for the total prohibition OF the hqnoi
frame ~ tnis eoiony - oeiea'eo ~ ane A
asse9oly ~ ses eAseink oI soss ~
ths opeaAsa. ~. ~"h certainty "
esffiea neAs sss-'on-
CsaspirAssrs Sentenced.
81. PETKnaBURa. April D.-Six Of The
men arrested TOT cempiaoity N toe ptst
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.s 49, - .l - 49, =. Ss..s
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Lee o.net oo1spl.e.o. 49, 80
senoso 70 'nl lpl'-'l' 49, Iot ms
TIE Canadian Pneine'a kirst steamer.
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